What Causes Crystallization (Sugaring) in Carob Molasses?
Sugar crystals appearing at the bottom or on the edges of the jar are a common situation encountered by those who use carob molasses. This phenomenon, popularly called "sugaring", is often interpreted as the product being spoiled or sugar being added to the molasses. However, crystallization is a process that can occur in dense sugar solutions depending on physical rules.
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Carob molasses is consumed for breakfast in most households only by mixing it with tahini; however, it has a much wider range of uses in the kitchen with its unique cocoa-like aroma and dense consistency. It can be used as a substitute for some of the sugar in desserts, as a natural sweetener in beverages, as a sauce component in pastes and even savory dishes.
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